Fiberwise Langlands duality for the Hitchin fibration

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Let A\mathcal A be the Hitchin base, let H:M→AH:M\to\mathcal A be the Hitchin fibration, and let P‾\overline P be the universal Poincaré sheaf from the global conjecture. For each a‾∈A\underline a\in\mathcal A, write H−1(a‾)H^{-1}(\underline a) for the Hitchin fiber and let P‾a‾:=P‾∣H−1(a‾)\overline P_{\underline a}:=\overline P|_{H^{-1}(\underline a)}. Fiberwise Langlands duality conjecture. For every a‾∈A\underline a\in\mathcal A, the Fourier–Mukai transform with kernel P‾a‾\overline P_{\underline a},

ΦP‾a‾:Db(H−1(a‾))→Db(H−1(a‾)),\Phi^{\overline P_{\underline a}}:D^b(H^{-1}(\underline a))\to D^b(H^{-1}(\underline a)),

is an auto-equivalence of the bounded derived category Db(H−1(a‾))D^b(H^{-1}(\underline a)) of coherent sheaves on H−1(a‾)H^{-1}(\underline a).

This is the fiberwise consequence expected from the global autoduality conjecture. The source gives no resolution of the assertion for arbitrary, possibly singular Hitchin fibers, so it remains open.

References

Primary source

Margarida Melo, Antonio Rapagnetta and Filippo Viviani, “Fourier-Mukai and autoduality for compactified Jacobians. I”, arXiv:1207.7233 (2017).

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